Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-07
The President at Milwaukee.

The President at Milwaukee,
MILWAUKEE, October 6th-The Presi-
dent and party were received here to-day in
great style, Immense crowds of people as
sembled at the depot to welcome the dis
nnguished guests, who were heartily
cheered. The procession was long and the
people enthusiastic. When the reviewing
stand was reached the President, his wife
and the rest of the party were conducted
to prominent seats thereon, and the pro-
cession having halted the President deliv-
cred short address.
THE BANQUET.
Three hundred and fifty guests sat down
to banquet rendered by the Merchants
Association to President Cleveland. includ-
ing the leading politicians of all shades of
opinion and from all over the State. The
guests remained standing until the arrival
OF the chief guest of the evening. He was
received with an outburst of applause.
which was renewed when at 10 O'Clock
Mrs. Cleveland made her appearance on
the balcony to listen to the toasts and
responses.
The Knights, OF Labor.
MINNEAPOLIS, October 6th.-The first
hour of to-day's session of the Knights of
Labor Assembly was devoted to eulogies
of the late Thomas Armstrong, of Pitts
burg, and discussion of the proposal to
erect monument.
The Committee on Credentials resumed
business at 1890. Mrs. Marion Todd, of
Michigan, was refused admission, as were
also Local Assemblies 1.424, 3,714, 1892
and 1908, which asked to be represented
by c. J. Driscoll of Denver.
The ruling was that they were only en-
titled to recognition through their District
motion to re-instate District Assembly
1,260, of New York City. was ruled out OF
order.
Roll-call showed DDS delegates present
PowDERLY ON ANARoHIsM.
The annual address of Master Workman
Powderly was delivered tonight 1t was
long and able exposition of the principles
and aims of tine knights of Labor organ
ization. Toward the close he characterized
the principles of Anarchism as robbery
and rapine," and declared that no sane
man could advocate such doctrine.
Not Against Powderly.
DENVER, October eth. N. Corbin, Sec
retary of District Assembly 80, Knights of
Labor, says the circulars distributed at
Minneapolis and referred to in last nights
dispatches were not criticisms of Powderly.
but were denials of assertions made against
Powderly while in Denver. District As
sembly 80 Is favorable to Powderly. II is
District Assembly SO which has been fight
ing Powderly, through men like Buchanan,
while 81 has been fighting against
Buchanan.
jay Gould Says So.
NEW YORK, October 6th.-Just before
leaving his office this afternoon Jay Gould
said We have bought the Baltimore
and Ohio telegraph. We have paid for it
or agreed to pay-the sum of $5,000,000"
IT CAUSES NO SURPRISE.
BALTIMORE, October 6th.-The announce
ment from New York of the completion of
the Western Union and Baltimore and
Ohio deal created no surprise here II is
understood the terms are $1,000 coo of
stock of the Western Union and q cash
payment annually OF $4,000.
About sutter Creek Mine.
New YORK, October 9th. Julius Tessin-
sky has,obtained en- attachment against the
property of Thomas B. Valentine, S. d.
Valentine and John S. Fitch, of San Fran
cisco, in a suit for S2s, 600. which Tessinsky
claims as commission for selling $40, 600
Tor one-halt of stock of the Hector Gold
!. Mining Company, which concern defend
ants organized by transferring to it the Ma
honey, Hubbard Il McAdams' mines at
Sutter Creek, Cal Plaintiff alleges that he
sold the stock to George William Ballou &
Co., after making agreement for brokerage
with the defendants
Yesterdays Ball Games.
ST. LOUIS, October 6th-St Louis 10,
Louisvilles Il.
New YoRK-Brooklyn S, Nets 5.
PHILADRLPHIA-Athle 4, Baltimore O.
NEW YoRK-New York 3, Philadelphia
G.
IEDIANAPoLIs--I Indianapolis Q. Detroits
WAsHINGroS-Wash ashington 4, Boston 6.
PITTsBURG-Pittsburg1 II, Chicago 3. Sec
ond game-Pittsburg ., Chicago /.
ST. LoUIs-St. Louis II, Louisville 5.
4 Lake Horror.
DErROIT, October 6th.-The tug Orient.
bound from Toledo TO Marine City went
down with all hands Of Point Au Pelee
about 2 O'Clock on Tuesday in the terrible
storm then raging. She was observed fly
ing signal OF distress, but owing 10 the
fearful sea running it was impossible to
render any assistance. As nearly as could
be seen, she was swamped by the tre-
mendous waves which broke over her.
Daniel Lyons, Master; John Davis. FIRST
engineer; VIM. Pangborn, second engineer,
Ed. Kane, mate; Fl. Dillock. fireman, and
the steward (name unknown), were ull lost.
PhiIadelphis Wants Her Coin.
PHILADELPHIA, October 6th.-Tbe Select
aud Common Councils passed resolutions
this afternoon directing the law officers of
the city TO proceed to realize on the bond of
the Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Com
pany for $4,000. This bond was given in
1888 and stipulated that the company, in
return for the privilege of bringing its
wires into the city, would not consolidate
with any other corporation.
A Blaine Acrcstic.
CHICAGO, October th.-Considerable
amusement was created in political and
journalistic circles yesterday when it was
discovered that some one had palmed off
an acrostic poem on the Daily Nears That
paper this morning printed a special Presi-
dental supplement- and in it wss Il poem
OF welcome signed Guy" The Initial
letters of the lines formed the words "Hur-
rah for Blaine"
California Pensions.
WASHINGTON, October 6th.-California
pensions have been granted to Stephen
Cross Richie and John Meyers, of Monterey:
Bridget Clancy, mother of Thomas Nc
Namara, San Francisco; Johanna, widow
of Allen Roc, San Francisco.
Minister Manning's Grip.
WASHINGTON. October 6th.-The report
that Judge Manning Minister to Mexico
has resigned is positively denied at the
State Department.
Short Twelve Thousand.
New YORK, October 6th.-Arthur A,
Smell, Acting Paying Teller of the Fulton
Bank, Brooklyn, was arrested this morn.
ing. He was short $4,000.
Tho Sharp Case.